JordinCanada

Accolades:  

• 2 x WNBA Champion (2018, 2020) 
• 2 x WNBA Steals leader (2019, 2023) 
• 2 x WNBA All-Defensive 1st Team (2019,2023)

Unrivaled

• Played in Inaugural season of Unrivaled (Team Vinyl)

2024 Season with the Dream:

• Played 20 games for the Dream in 2024, averaging 10.6 points, 3.5 rebounds and 5.8 assists per game.
• Recorded her first double-double of her Dream career against Dallas (9/6) with 15 points and a season-high 10 assists.
• Canada was pivotal in the Dream’s 12-point victory against the Sun (8/18), scoring a season-high 19 points, with six steals, six assists and four rebounds. She also surpassed 900 career assists with her performance.
• Recorded a game-high eight assists against Seattle (8/16) and is now just four assists away from 900 career assists.
• Dished seven assists and notched a season high of 11 points against Chicago (7/2) in 40 minutes of play.
• In her first start for the Dream, Canada totaled nine points, a season high nine assists, one block and one steal.
• Followed up her debut with nine points, six assists and three rebounds in nearly 29 minutes of play against the Sun (6/28).
• Made her season debut after missing the first 14 games of the season with a hand injury. Canada scored six points, grabbed four offensive rebounds and dished two assists in her first game for the Dream against New York (6/23).

2023 Season with the Sparks: 

• Played and started 38 games in the regular season for the Sparks 
• In her standout 2023 season, the 28-year-old led the league in steals with 2.3 per game for the second time (2019, 2023) in her career.  
• In addition, Canada achieved career-high averages of 13.3 points and 6 assists per game. 

College:    

• 2 x Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Year (UCLA)  
• Saw her etch her name in the record books with the most assists (831) recorded by a female Bruin.  
• Canada propelled UCLA to the Elite 8 in her senior year, leading the team in points, assists, and minutes. Her decorated college career resulted in her being drafted fifth overall in the 2018 draft by Seattle.  

International: 

• Played in Australia for the Melbourne Boomers (2023)